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Agency newsletter is out now
02 Sep 2014
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More good reviews for Disobeying Hitler
01 Sep 2014
The positive reviews continue to come in for Randall Hansen’s Disobeying Hitler, including this week The Scotsman, and Canada’s Quill & Quire magazine - ‘A fascinating look at a complex subject.’
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Andy Donaldson interviewed by NPR
01 Sep 2014
Andy Donaldson’s NPR interview is now online here. Andy is currently promoting his hilarious new book Terrible Estate Agent Photos.
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Two Thistle titles into Top 30
31 Aug 2014
Following yesterday’s Daily Deals, both Burma’s Spring (#29) and Maxwell’s Return (#24) have reached the Kindle Top 30, and are still climbing. Burma’s Spring is currently the #1 non-fiction title.
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Mail on Sunday serial for 'Duchesses'
31 Aug 2014
Duchesses – Living in 21st Century Britain by Jane Dismore, published this week by Blink, is serialised in today’s Mail on Sunday.
Duchess originals: meet the commoners who married into aristocracy
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Two Daily Deals for Thistle Publishing
30 Aug 2014
Two Thistle titles have been selected for Kindle Daily Deals today, so both are available for 99p until midnight.
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Non-fiction deal for David Haviland
29 Aug 2014
David Haviland has sold journalist Alice Vasey’s fostering memoir Afraid to Tell: The true story of two troubled children with a dark family secret to Ebury.
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Andrew Lownie remains no 1 for UK non-fiction
29 Aug 2014
According to Publishers Marketplace Andrew Lownie is
#1 in International rights: UK Non-fiction #1 in Non-fiction: Biography #2 in Non-fiction: History/Politics/Current Affairs For Uk non-fiction he has 54 deals over the last twelve months with the second place agent having 10. -
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Nothing Rhymes With Orange sold to Elliott & Thompson
28 Aug 2014
Eliott & Thompson have bought UK rights in Paul Jones’s Nothing Rhymes With Orange a chain of 1,000 weird and wonderful words and word trivia , creating a fact-by-fact journey through the dictionary and the languages of the world from aardvark (which means ‘earth-pig’ in Afrikaans) to zenzizenzizenzic (a number raised to its eighth power),
